Emily has been an Audible Editor since 2008. She balances her devotion to British classics (Wuthering Heights > Jane Eyre, if you ask her) with quirky, speculative stories, literary fiction, and Regency romance. You know she loves a book when she googles her way into a rabbit hole on every topic within. She also has an intense love for parentheticals, books that make her ugly cry, and the serial comma. You can subscribe to her kids newsletter here.
The bestselling author of “Mr. Penumbra’s 24-Hour Bookstore” takes us 11,000 years forward to an Earth full of talking beavers, plural beings, and big ideas about consciousness.
These listens go deep on a species or system that plays a unique and irreplaceable role in nature.
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This collection celebrates that magical moment when one of the “Great Books” becomes an absolutely fantastic listen.
The author of “The Power” on the crucial skills we’ll need to survive an apocalypse and how we just might save the world by working together.
These stories provide emotional gut punches paired with a glimpse of the miraculous when you're looking for an injection of hope in your next listen.
Samantha Downing, author of My Lovely Wife and Sleeping Dogs Lie, wanted to center her next thriller around a relationship so all-consuming, it drags everyone into its chaos.
Author Dina Gregory’s adaptation of Hans Christian Andersen’s classic fairy tale resurfaces darker elements from the original, and finds surprising resonance in the age of social media.
The bestselling author, who closes her Harold Fry trilogy with “Maureen,” discusses personal journeys, sticky closets, and how writers act as therapists for their characters.
Producer, writer, director, and actor Elizabeth Banks’s Audible Original, ‘My Body, My Podcast,’ gets into the nitty-gritty of sex, growing up, and self-love.
From a collection of his own experiences, the best-selling author of 'A Gentleman in Moscow' and 'Rules of Civility' crafts a story about a man on a mission to find a missing fragment of a masterpiece, performed by six-time Emmy winner John Lithgow.
Richard Burton was the reason Matthew Rhys became an actor. Now, the Emmy Award-winner becomes his childhood idol and fellow Welshman in the one-man show about Burton's life.
